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Need help with my fasfa will this effect residency?
Ok so check this out
- My aunt is my legal guardian and im 22
- i go to college in ga and i also graduated high school here
- My aunt moved out of state for like 1 and a half but never changed license over to out of state
-but her info is in my fasfa as her being a resident of out of state
- will this make me an out of state student
-but i been living in GA all my life and graduated high school here its also my last year of college i never payed out of state she just moved a year and a half ago but she also is moving back
help im worried and its getting close to the school year :(
3 Answers
- Anonymous7 years ago
You are a GA resident as long as you can and do live there when you are not living at school.
Who claims you on their taxes? If she does and she moved out of state, it goes by that. It doesn't matter what her license says.
- sillywhisperLv 67 years ago
You are a GA resident. Ask your financial aid counselor these things. That's what they are there to do. While you are there, ask about the definition for a self supporting student. That designation may up your financial aid package.
- ?Lv 77 years ago
You should be worried that you're in college and can't write or spell for crap. You mean "affect,," and you never "paid" out of state. ("I been living..." Jeez.)
Do YOU live in the state? Then you're a resident.
